Hi Andy,
I found the problem:
I had prepared the ORM metadata for class FieldsOfCharacter in another
local workspace. Mistakenly, I made a stupid copy/paste mistake copying
wrong metadata for class FieldsOfCharacter into my current workspace:
I copied the contents of file
The message reads as if the exception is thrown during execution of
SchemaTool. I'm not sure if SchemaTool if executed running TCK because
TCK assumes there is an existing schema in DB. These are JPOX parameters
that TCK specifies in file jdori.properties:
Hi Michael,
SchemaTool is simply a
Hi Andy,
thanks for the info!
I'll check later why the exception is not thrown on my side. Having
fixed the ORM metadata, the test passes. Thus, this is not an urgent
issue. I'll further investigate when there is some time left.
Regards,
Michael
The message reads as if the exception is
Thanks Craig,
I quickly looked through the wiki, i guess i need to spend some more time
with it to properly understand what is going on. I am not sure about the
follow-on directions yet, so cannot comment on what specific areas of JDO i
would be interested in. I need to figure out what the
Hi Craig,
The dtds in the latest spec specify a serialized attribute for the
following elements:
jdo: property, field, key, value, element
orm: property, key, value, element
Is the lack of a serialized attribute for field in the orm an
unintentional oversight?
-- Michelle
Hi Michelle,Actually, I think the oversight is having the serialized attribute in the orm at all. The rationale is that things that can affect the operation of the application should be only in the jdo metadata. Since serialized data cannot be queried, it affects the application and therefore
Hi Karan,This is a new project to Apache and we're trying to attract new committers. If you don't find what you're looking for, or have any other comments, please let us know.Thanks,CraigOn Aug 3, 2005, at 11:42 AM, Karan Malhi wrote:Thanks Craig, I quickly looked through the wiki, i guess i need
Javadogs,I'd like to add some text to the spec. This is intended to improve the basic description of mapping relationships.spec 15.3Mapping StrategiesFor single-valued relationships, there are three basic ways to map references from one persistence-capable class (the referring class) to a related
